We visited this outdoor exhibit on a *very* rainy and windy day in September. However, it was worth a quick stop to view the eggs that were made by a local artist in ode to all of the birds found in Iceland. We spent about 15 minutes walking along the harbour before we were uncomfortably cold and ready to move on - would have spent more time in the area on a sunny day!

A free outdoor display of local bird eggs - not to scale, but shows shape and colour. A short paved sidewalk from town along the water. It is well worth the short walk and at the end the lighthouse may be seen.

We arrived via a cruise ship and were tender into port. Cute town within walking distance to most sites. We enjoyed the Egg art exhibit along the shore. Easy flat paved walking path.

While in this little town we visited the Rock collection, The Tank-a large steel tank formerly used to store fish oil and now hosts performing artists and a beautiful display of large granite eggs representing the eggs of Icelandic birds. Very unique and shows the commitment to the arts of this town. The entire town has adopted a cultural trend they call "Cittaslow" which is dedicated to the promotion of sustainable living and improving the quality of life for the residents and that seems to include a sense of everything is unrushed and mellow.